♞ tsurugi kyousuke (
knightspirit) wrote in
eachdraidh2014-08-21 02:46 pm
[ video ] open to both courts (backdated a week or so)
[ A video clicks on of a teenage boy. He looks a little worn out, almost making him appear older than he really is. When he speaks, his tone is brusque. ]
... Hey. If we haven't met, my name is Tsurugi Kyousuke. [ not one to spare words, he jumps straight into business: ] I recently learned something everyone should know.
You might know that people seem to disappear on occasion. Sometimes they leave their Shard behind. Sometimes we just can't seem to contact them. [ he pauses, rubbing at the bridge of his nose. ] Apparently, those people die. Or worse, they either get trapped between worlds, or forget everything and lose their forms. I'm told that while we're here we a thin connection to our worlds, and that connection can be lost forever.
[ It's probably clear enough why he looks so tired now. He's talked to a few people he can't seem to find anymore, and thinking that may have happened to them is ... unpleasant, to say the least. ]
I can't tell anyone what to do with all that, but I think that makes it clear enough that we need to find a solution instead of dragging out this war. We don't need to lose more people.
.... That's all I had to say.
[ the video cuts off abruptly. ]
... Hey. If we haven't met, my name is Tsurugi Kyousuke. [ not one to spare words, he jumps straight into business: ] I recently learned something everyone should know.
You might know that people seem to disappear on occasion. Sometimes they leave their Shard behind. Sometimes we just can't seem to contact them. [ he pauses, rubbing at the bridge of his nose. ] Apparently, those people die. Or worse, they either get trapped between worlds, or forget everything and lose their forms. I'm told that while we're here we a thin connection to our worlds, and that connection can be lost forever.
[ It's probably clear enough why he looks so tired now. He's talked to a few people he can't seem to find anymore, and thinking that may have happened to them is ... unpleasant, to say the least. ]
I can't tell anyone what to do with all that, but I think that makes it clear enough that we need to find a solution instead of dragging out this war. We don't need to lose more people.
.... That's all I had to say.
[ the video cuts off abruptly. ]

backdated forever 1/2~ [action/not here]
How am I to tell Celegorm? for Celebrimbor was as a son to him, and he is gone, and Celegorm has never dealt well with grief.
The next draws a keen from him and he crumples to his knees because
Elrond, Elrond, no, not my son, not my son!
After a while however he pushes himself up and sets his face - Celebrian - he needs to find Celebrian, his niece will need him now ]
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You are certain of this, Master Tsurugi?
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Trust them? Not in the slightest. But if you believe the information to be accurate, I have no choice but to trust you.
[ almost, his iron control wavers, but he steadies himself ]
Tis ill news indeed but I thank you for the telling of it. In that, at the least, you have been kinder than the Kings and Queens.
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... I'm just doing what I can.
There are people who've offered to look into it. I'm not sure what they'd find, but I can let you know if anything changes.
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At this stage I trust few, but I would rather heed the voices of the people than the rulers.
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[ The rest, he decides to take as a vote of confidence, which means he needs to try and be that much more reliable, to ensure it's not misplaced. ]
I think it's up to everyone here to make sure we can rely on each other. Without that, nothing's going to change.
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[ a long sad sigh ]
That, I fear, is a dream with little chance of fulfillment. There are too many on both sides far too eager to lay a hand to their blades, and also many with their own agendas.
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Too much I have seen and too little I have found cause for hope or trust. Perhaps, perhaps... but I no longer have the strength to hope for it.
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... So you're going to give up because it's hard?
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I knew a man who still kept trying to protect what he believed in even though he was sick and dying. ... It's never too late.
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So it was said of us, and so it has proven, even here. Better that I simply go, I think Tsurugi. To involve myself in any thing, it seems, is only to bring more grief.
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[ normally he wouldn't press so hard on something that's none of his business, but pressing on in the face of despair is both a complicated and sore subject for him. ]
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... Fine. I won't say anything more. But that doesn't mean I'm conceding.
[ in this case, he'll just have to show him he's wrong through the right results. that's all. ]
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I did not expect you too, Master Tsurugi. But I thank you all the same. May you have better fortune here than I.